bATtiny Guard is an advanced power module based on the ATtiny1616 microcontroller, designed to manage single-cell Li-Po battery systems efficiently. It offers comprehensive voltage monitoring through the use of an ADS1015 ADC and the ATtiny1616’s built-in ADC.
Key features include battery charging, current sensing, undervoltage and overvoltage protection, as well as temperature monitoring. With support for charging currents up to 2 A, and a low on-resistance output MOSFET. Measuring just 22.22 x 16.51 mm, it is ideal for high-power, small footprint applications. When paired with the demo kit PCB, it also functions as a convenient development board for the ATtiny1616.
bATtiny Guard’s core power management module is ideal for various applications where a single Li-Po battery is used. It is well suited for use in mobile devices where space is at a premium.
Native Arduino compatibility makes it easy to integrate into custom projects—bATtiny Guard offers developers a stable, flexible power system for whatever they’re prototyping. Its ATtiny1616 can be programmed for custom functionality, and the I2C interface lets the bATtiny send measurements, warning flags, or logs to a host microcontroller.
bATtiny Guard is open hardware, made available under the CERN-OHL-P-2.0 license. We also achieved OSHWA certification, verifying that the project fully conforms to open-source community standards.
On our GitHub, we have a datasheet, module and demo board schematics, the BoM for both boards, SMT assembly drawings, Eagle and KiCad footprints, as well as default code.
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